A Garden to Honor American Heroes
Farmers and artists share something in common: They devote themselves to acts of creation.
Farmers plant seeds and nurture them into crops that fill fields that...
Carol Keiser
Supporting Science to Defeat Permanent Pandemics With Mosquito Control
Has anybody ever wished you a happy World Mosquito Day?
Me neither. Yet the time is now. Each year, we mark World Mosquito Day on August 20. Established in 1897...
Technology Delivers Meat and Protein Choices
The meatless revolution is underway, according to the Wall Street Journalbut in this supposed upheaval, people arent quitting meat in the conventional sense...
Trade Critical for US Beef Producers
Beef exports from the United States are doing well recently (see article) - but in the current political atmosphere of 2018 there's a sense of unpredictability ...
All Eyes on South Korea
The world will look to South Korea this month as speed skaters, ski jumpers, and bobsled teams fight for gold, silver, and bronze in the 2018 Winter Olympic Gam...
Trade: My Cuban Affair
As the characters in Nelson DeMilles exciting new novel tour Cuba, they visit a farm near Havana. A nice older gentleman explained, in Spanish, all the stride...
The ABCs of Toxic Reporting
Eldon and Regina Roth didnt start Beef Products Inc. because they wanted to win a major libel settlement. Like other entrepreneurs, they planned to make an hon...
Beef Into China: Unprecedented Opportunity With Excellent Potential
The average American eats about 55 pounds of beef per year, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Imagine if the average Chinese person were to co...
Choosing the Right US Secretary of Agriculture Is Getting the Attention It Requires
Prediction: Nobody will be talking about the Trump administrations lack of an agriculture secretary a month or two from now.
Instead, well be amazed at how...
Making A Best-Case Pivot To Trade Scenario for Trump
Donald Trump sounds like a protectionist. In his speech to the New York Economic Club last week, he condemned these terrible trade deals, by which he meant mo...
Carol Keiser
Rancher, Florida & Indiana, USA
Carol has worn many hats in the food and agricultural industry over her life. But her passion has always revolved around beef cattle and mentoring the next generation of agricultural leaders, therefore playing a part in shaping policy affecting food, agriculture and business management on both the National and International levels. Carol and her family called Illinois home for the majority of her career, but her scope of leadership and involvement has been anything but local. Carol now focuses on current issues of interest to our Global Farmer Network relative to innovation, sustainability and valued trade of red meat and other livestock products. She is currently serving as secretary.